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− | This module | + | This module manages the product catalog. |
− | See also [[Module Services En|Modules Services]] to manage a catalog of services or page [[Module Stocks En|Module Stocks]] to manage warehouses and stock. | + | See also [[Module Services En|Modules Services]] to manage a catalog of services, or page [[Module Stocks En|Module Stocks]] to manage warehouses and stock. |
= Installation = | = Installation = | ||
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= Definition = | = Definition = | ||
== Products == | == Products == | ||
− | A ''product'' | + | A ''product'' is an object you sell to customers or it is an object you buy from suppliers. It is a physical object as opposed to [[ServicesEn|Services]]. |
A product follows this rules: | A product follows this rules: | ||
* A product can be stocked into a warehouse (only products appears in module [[Module_StockEn|Stock]]. Services are not visible). | * A product can be stocked into a warehouse (only products appears in module [[Module_StockEn|Stock]]. Services are not visible). | ||
− | * A product can be delivered (only products appears in module [[Module Shipment|Shipment]]. Services are not visible. Services are realized but | + | * A product can be delivered (only products appears in module [[Module Shipment|Shipment]]. Services are not visible. Services are realized but cannot be shipped). |
− | * A product is a material good. It's value often | + | * A product is a material good. It's value often decreases with time (the value of a used product is less than a new product). |
− | Some fields are dedicated to products and not available | + | Some fields are dedicated to products and not available for Services like: |
* Weight | * Weight | ||
* Size | * Size | ||
− | * | + | * Customs code = Commodity code = License code = HTS (An international 6 character code to define the category of product) |
− | == Virtual products (also called Pack products) == | + | == Virtual products (kits, also called Pack products) == |
− | A product or service | + | A product or service may be a virtual (parent) product comprising other (real) products. This function is activated from the Products module or the Service configuration page. It allows "packages" or "kits" of products that for use in orders, invoices and inventory as a single element instead of the n products as Lot. |
A virtual product complies with the following rules: | A virtual product complies with the following rules: | ||
− | * When adding a product in a document (proposals, invoice, order), only the line of virtual product | + | * When adding a product in a document (proposals, invoice, order), only the line of the virtual parent product is shown. |
− | * | + | * The stock of the individual components of the virtual product is incremented / decremented when the virtual product is incremented / decremented. |
− | * A virtual product may itself be composed of other virtual products that contain | + | * A virtual product may itself be composed of other virtual products that contain the physical products. |
Note: | Note: |
Revision as of 08:37, 11 September 2018
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User doc. of module | This page |
Developer doc. of module | Module Products (developer) |
Introduction
This module manages the product catalog.
See also Modules Services to manage a catalog of services, or page Module Stocks to manage warehouses and stock.
Installation
This module is included with the Dolibarr distribution, so there is no need to install it.
Configuration
To use this module, you must first enable it using an administrator account, via the menu option "Home - Setup - Modules".
Choose the tab where the module is listed. Then click on "Activate".
The module is now activated.
If a cog icon appears on module thumb or at end of the line of the module, click on it to access the setup page specific to the module.
Definition
Products
A product is an object you sell to customers or it is an object you buy from suppliers. It is a physical object as opposed to Services.
A product follows this rules:
- A product can be stocked into a warehouse (only products appears in module Stock. Services are not visible).
- A product can be delivered (only products appears in module Shipment. Services are not visible. Services are realized but cannot be shipped).
- A product is a material good. It's value often decreases with time (the value of a used product is less than a new product).
Some fields are dedicated to products and not available for Services like:
- Weight
- Size
- Customs code = Commodity code = License code = HTS (An international 6 character code to define the category of product)
Virtual products (kits, also called Pack products)
A product or service may be a virtual (parent) product comprising other (real) products. This function is activated from the Products module or the Service configuration page. It allows "packages" or "kits" of products that for use in orders, invoices and inventory as a single element instead of the n products as Lot.
A virtual product complies with the following rules:
- When adding a product in a document (proposals, invoice, order), only the line of the virtual parent product is shown.
- The stock of the individual components of the virtual product is incremented / decremented when the virtual product is incremented / decremented.
- A virtual product may itself be composed of other virtual products that contain the physical products.
Note: It is not a function of "manufacturing / production" where the virtual product component products are consumed son of stock father for an additional product in stock. Here, the sub-components produced a virtual product are decremented stock at the time of consumption of the virtual product and remain independent manner consumables byproducts other, unlike a manufacturing module, wherein when that a by-product is used to manufacture a father module, the products under the same stock is decremented if the father product is not yet distributed, and often this byproducts can no longer do the reverse way back in stock.
Life cycle / Business rules
Examples of use cases
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